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a vsrhkaN'S WsRD1ALL,
H's Family Receive sisVS3 Ysssson From the
OovsramsnS

H's Family Receive si.VS3 Ysssson From the
0ovsrSmsns
From tho Phils deiphiA Record.
An unprecedented amount Of business ID
being transacted by the Philadsl phia pension
agency Tor this season ri the year. On Sae.
urday night last the roll showed u, iN pon.
sionsrx, and during the week thero had been
paid out $50, 1874, the largest weekly
amount that ever lsft the Office except dur
ing the time for quarterly ray mont
AZ the close Of the fiscal year, juno 20,
there were 300 original certificates on hand.
All Of thesS have been entered, calculations
made from the dato Of filinG the claimA
vouchers sent to pensioners and payments
inada This caused an Immense amount !
labOr. Many Of the claims dated bock - far
~ twenty hve years. and II was necessary 70
CON pute the amounts from the data of appli.
cation u the present ut the various rates
allowed hy the government which had boon
increased AT different intervals
Probably ths largest amount ever paid 70
one individual At ono ~ymont by any agency
In the country was involved In . oase which
was conpietSd . few days ago The sum of
tl213 WAS awarded tO Edmund MurroW,
who during tho war waS . member Of com.
untserA The claim dates beck to Ds.
cember -, 1862, and Ii for 81 per
month from that time ~ Juno o. 1860, f25
PER month from that to June I, 1872 &3L 30
per month from that to June 4, 1874 SO per
month from that 70 June II, 1878, and 81 per
wounded, and alter having boon mustered
out oi the service took up his former business
t. support the family. Complications set In
after time, however, and he gradually grow
years ago, aud finally became insane lie
lives with . ron, Robert II. Murrow, up
town. The son has given bonds Of e2s go for
tho proper management Of his fathers estate
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Rescuea ~ . Horse From Drowning.

Al Higgins' lake, KOScommOn county,
Mich, on Monday, MrA Charles II. Petit
aud her little daughter, aged three years,
were beating, when the child foil Into
the wstor. The mother, In her anxiety and
fright, upset the boat, and, ~ they were alone
the chances were they would both be
drowned. Such would have been the case
had not their horse, An Intelligent French
pony, which had been turned lOose 70 Craze
ON the shore OF the lake, come 10 their res
cue. II swan out TO them, and when they
h vi secure hold OF its name, struggled back
To shore, tired, but heroic pony. The AMI.
NAL In inclined To be balky, and he never
would pull anything but light losd, but he
In prime favorite now.
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VlhE SWIFT SPEClFlC CO.
Mexican War Veteran

The wonderful efficacy OF swifts Specific ss .
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood
Diseases. has never had u more conspicuous
illustration than this Case SffOres The candid.
unsolicited and emphatic testimony given by
the venerable gentleman must DO accented rs
convincing ana conclusive. The writer II u
prominent citizen Of Mississippi. The gentle.
man 70 whom Mr.. Martin refers. and to whom
he Is indebted for the advice TO which he owes
his nnM reliet from years OF suffering, is Mr.
King. for many years the popular night clerk
Of the Lawrence House, At jackson.
JACKSON, Miss, April - lSS7.
THs SWIFT sPBCIvIo COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
Gesaiemsn.-i have been An invalid ponsiOner
and % @ other disease n IN Tie MEXICAN War; but not
TIL the lst Of March. 1878. did feel any symp-
denly % strisssn WIN thai disease % i in both Sirs
and ankles. For twenty days l walls cd ON
Il .niitsd from joint TO Joint For week. !
would be totally disabled. either on one side %
me : moh,en. Tor eleven year. and seven
months that is from March /. ls76.
when .nsn y: e
OF intense sudering ! tried innumerA1!e pre-.
Sy Sus
received The issst benefit from any medicine
yySsas OF E mot
made srrangsments 10 10 70 tho Hot springs Of
ArLansas. having despaired Of every other rom.
this city. Hs had once Gsen great sufferer
eSrsa SS Vail T. liz.
met him he told me that his visit 70 the Hot
return from Hot springs he heard tor the arst
time, Of y. y. D. ~ remedy for rheumatism. lie
several years have passed since. but he has had
NO return Of the disease.
ber look four bottles, and by tho nrst OF OciO
bsr was Weil-ss far ~ the rheumatism wns
HAvs HOr 1BLr TwiRas o. IT sinon:
! have no tntsrest ~ making this statement
other than the hope that II may direct some
other sufferer TO sure source Of relief. and II II
has this result AN we'll rewarded Tor my trOu
ble. ! am very respectfully ana truly your
friend, J. II. II. AARTlN.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise ON Hood
and Skin DisaHsas mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPkClvlC CO.,
febl.lyd&w drawer ]. Atlantic, "a.
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Is Cousump,iou Iucapaole,

ARK says : was down With Hbsoess 81 IunEs.:
and friends and physicians pronounde1 me an
nsasSls GnS,nsSmpyys yo: SsSan liking 0.:
on my third bottle, and able TO oveFsee the work
on my. farm. 1t 10 the nnsst medicine ever
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio. says Had
II not been for DR.. King's New Discovery tor
6ies. was given up by doctOrl. Am nov IN
best OF health" Try It. Sample bottles ire q
y. D Cochnn's Drug Store. 10. ~ sne ~
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MEDICAL.
HOOPS BARBAPARlLLA.
The Blood
MEDICAL

10 tho sOuroe Of health therefore. 70 kesp weli.
purity ths blood by taxing Hoods sarsaparilia.
This medicine II peculiarly Designed N act upon
the biOOo. and through that upon oil the organs
ana Tissues Of the b0dy. IL has spocinc action.
als0. upon the Seorvti0ns and excrotiOus. and
assists nature 70 expel from the system all
hunOrs. Impure PARTICLES, and 0fESt0 matter
through the lungs, liver, bowels, Kidneys and
stin. II snectualiy aids weat. inpatrod ana de-
bilitAted organs. invigorAtes tho nervous sys.
tan. tones tho digestive ORGANS. and imrarts
nov life ana energy ~ aii this functtous Of tho
b0dy. peculiarly Of Hoods Sarsaparilia 10
that II strengthens ana builds up the system
Whiloi 10 oradicAtas disease.
Caused By . spider Bite.
sssven yeArp ago. while my little hoy was
playing In tho yard, he WAS bitten BY . spider.
The poison sntsrBd his b,OOd. and sores soon
broks out about his body they itched terribly
and caused him intense suffering. Several
times We succeeded In healing the sores up. but
In spite Of all We could do they would soon
break out again. Finally W tried Hoods Bar.
sApariila, and no took one bottle and Onethird
Of another. whom tho sores Disappeared. lie has
not sorB spot ON him now, Aud 1 cOnsidsr him
perfectly cured" VIZ. n. Is. wARD. Dow ming.
ton. Pom.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
SOLD by all druggists. q; six for o. Prepared
by q. 1. HOOD d CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Are you disturbed NJ night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering ana crying with
the excruciAting pain OF cutting teethf II 90.
60 ut once ana get bottle OF n RS WINSLOW'S
SJOiHlN0 SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer imme1iately-depend upOn IL {;
there II no mistake about It There 10 not
mother on earth who hss ever used IT. who WIN
not tell you 1t once that It viii reguIste the
bowels. ana give rest To the mother, ana rslief
aud health 70 tns cnMc' operntins nks magic
ant 70 the aste and IL the prescription OF one Of
the oldest ana best female physicians and
nurses in tho United StRtes. SOLD every where
Is cents bottle. msySllydAw
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a aaiDsuaasn iUsi.

The fruit h ripenins ON tho boush.
Ana cioudiess arc tho sbicss
How sAir 10 all In uaturo now
COni0und th0se niosi
The nodding flowers their sweets oahA'o,
Tho fsdg,inxs leave their nestss
And siugs a,i night the nightingale
Those lies ATE posts!
now Cory ,ion with Phyllis fair
A. eve siroils through the grove.
Ana whispers iove In tender--Thers!
Missed him. by JOvoi
IT'S vain. ye tunotui Niue, TO writo-
IN vain tho poet tries
To spur hts Pegasus Tonight
COnfound those fies
--kf0m the Roston Courier.
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The Old Folks ~ Home,

Or elsewhere, need i'nic now and then to
sustain them under growing intrmitics. No
salrr ur more thorough invigorapt for age
and the delicate can be found than Hostel
tsr's stomach Eittrrs. u seasonabic medic,n.
in those ailments of commoncst uccursncc-
liver complaint, indigestion aud bowel dis
orders a pure botanic safeguard against ma.
laris, and reliable means of cDuntcracting
rheumatism Io the Cnnyalescrnt, II Is u
yaluahle AID In the recovery Of strength, and
tu the dchilitatcd, nervous invalid II yields
Tranquil slumher AMI renewed appctite-twu
prime factors IN the restoration OF Nigor.
Being oI purely botanic origin. II Is free from
those objections urged against mineral reme-
dic- difficult or impossible of fa--imllaiion by
III" system, aad which impair the ton. OF the
stomach, which th" Blilrrs, On the contrary,
rtreng thrns aud regulates. II l. Endorsed and
prescribed by The medical fraternity.
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Buck lens Arnics Salvs.

tbs BssT sALvE In the world for Cuts. Bruises
eores, Ulcers, SAT- Rhsum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chappsd Hands, Chilb biatns. COrns, ana all skin
Erupions. and positively :nres Piles. or no pay
faction, or money refundsd. Price 70 cants per
boz. For sale by n. Is. Cochran. Druggist, Nos
81 and l39 North Queen ST.. Lancaster, PS.
iunO2,. .lyd
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Edward shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,. says
"uaving reCeived so much beneht from Electric
Btuers. feel u my duty 10 let suffering human.
ity know II. Have had running sOre on my
leg for eight years my doctors told me would
have 70 have the bone scrnped or leg ampmtated-
used. instead. three bottles Of Electric Bittsrs
and seven boxes Buckien's ArnicA Salvo, and
my leg IL now sound and we'll"
Electric Bittsrs and Bucklen's Arnfca Ssivs
are sold by II. B. Cochran, Druggist. Nos. l37 and
I'D North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa (6)
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Of our American people arc afflicted with sick
headache In either tts nervous, bilious or con.
kestive forms. caused by irregular habits, high
living, etc, and no remedy has ever cOnq queIOd
II unth DIR. Leslies Special Prescription WAS dis
covered. Give IL u trial. Sos advertisement In
another column. G)
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FROM tho Boston Commercial.
The chaps you see In the country doubled
up over q bicycle are supposed to be On
pleasure bentn
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DIR II. SCuhRER says; "The results obtained
in my use OF 'Digestyiin' for Ind igestion and
Dyspeps Ia are most satisfactory.
Sold by all Druggists, sI.S per sbot.tl or W
=. kidder 4 Co, Manufacturing Chemists, 81
John 81 n. Y.
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Prom tho Milwaukes sentin@l.
IL IL no use shooting = kicking gun with.
out bullets At something that Is likely 70 die
II left alone.
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APOOgAL NOTIORA.

sHILOH's CURE will Immediately relievS
Group. WhoOptng Cough and BrOnchlls For
salo by II. B. Cochran. Druggist, No. lS7 North
Queen street (O
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In the Drip os the Ene my.

From tho Baltimore American.
Georgia last week sent r. 900 wstsrInelons
IN Boston. This In the most vigorous proof
oi sctivo sectional hosiilities that has teen
seen since the " ar closed.
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HuMrhKE1S
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifies
For Horses, Cattle, shsep, Dogs, HOgs, Poultry.
6OO PA08 BOuk
On Treatment Of Animals ana Chart sent Free
CURES -Fevers, COngestions, Inflammation.
AA.-SpiuAl Meningitis, Mik Fever
hB-strAins, lRinsnoss, khsnmAtistn.
C.C.-Distomper. Nasal Discharges.
DD.-lSOts or 4rubs worms.
8.e.-COughs, Heavas, Pneumonia.
4f-COlic or 8rtpes. Eoil oilyacho.
.4.-Miscarriaxe. Hem0rrhages.
HH.-UrinRry and Kidney Diseases.
ll-kruptiv0 Diseasss, Mango.
J.k.-Dissases Of Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with Specifies, Manual,
witch Hazel OIL and AsdtcAtDr. ........ 81 40
PRICE, single Bottle lover g. dOses) ,..... OOc,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS; OR
SkNT PREPAID ON kEC8lPT OF PRICE.
Humphreys Ned. Co.. lOD fulton b., N. Y.
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pENNSYLVANlAR RAILROAD ID HUHRn
ULE.-ln effect from June Ii lUsA
Trains LDAv1 l.AnCAsru ana leave ana sxy1V
ct Philadelphia a. follows: -
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Ety's Gr-Sm bSinn recommended 70 me
by ny druggist Us u preventive to hay fever
Have been using IL us directod since the 9th OF
Aug and have found II specific for that
much needed ana lOAthsom6 al sease. For ten
years more have been great sufferer each
year, from August 9th Till frost, and have tried
many aliegt Il remedies for Its cure but klyO
Cream Balm IL the only preventive have ever
fOun0. Hay fever sufferers ought 10 know Of It's
apolis Ind. jyls ?wdeOd&w
rhE REV GEO. II. THAYEk, Oi BOnrDOp
lnd., says " Both myself and wife owe our lives
~ Sill LOllS CONSUMPTION CURE" For sale
by Il. Is. Cochran. Druggist. No. ls1 North Queen
atroet (bl
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Hop Ointment.

Price Is cts.. 30 cts. and o.. Al Druggists or by
mail
Ths Hop PHI Msnrg Co. view London, Conn.
Little Hop pills for sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Hi'tOusness and Constipation have no equal.
q cts. iy'6-lydTu, ,Th4s&w
, 1887-06-22
CITY COUNCIL.
An interesting Meeting Of That
Body Last Night.
Sidewalks Must Be Built When
Ordered by the City.
A Chapter on Sewer Tax and
Water Rents.

The council was called to order at S:45
o'clock, President Draper presiding. The
only absentees were Alderman Altma 4.
and Mayor Riner.
Marshal Schnitger reported that the
property owners on the east side of block
pa had not laid sidewalks in front of
their premises as required by law. The
report was placed on file.
Treasurer Bergman reported that sew
eral parties had failed to pay sewer taxes
due the 10Th inst. AS has been the Gus
tom in other cases the ~delinquents were
granted further time.
Geo. w. Baxter was granted u rebate
on water taxes on account of absence from
the city during a large portion of the
time mentioned in the bill.
On motion Of Alderman Harrington
the l. O o. E. was granted a rebate on
charge for tapping the water main at the
cemetery.
1t was moved and carried that the city
adve rtise for bids for tapping the water
main during the ensuing year. as the con-
tract with the present municipal plumbers
is about to expire.
Quite a lengthy communication was re-
ceived from the city engineer concerning
the ACCESSIBILITY of adopting meters as a
part OF our water system. While it was
made evident hat the measuring ap
pliances would be quite useful, it was also
learned that that they would cost nearly
as much as a new water system. Several
Of the aldermen STAGED that water was
becoming a very scarce article and that
millions of gallons were being wasted
daily. Attorney VanDevanter was called
upon and gave it as his opinion that an
Injunction could be served on ditch own
ers above the city and the reservoirs be
filled. but the matter was dropped without
any definite scti IN thereon.
The following bills were allowed in the
, 1887-06-22

There is a good chance for a lively row
in the very near future, said a gentleman
in conversation yesterday. Inside prop
erty is being assessed clear up TO the top
notch for county purposes, while a move
nent is on foot to put in land within the
railway limits at twenty FIVE cents an acre.
La other words Cheyenne is expected to
pay much more than its share of the
taxes. This railroad land was sold by the
company for 81 % an acre and now readily
brings from "a to SlOin the open market.
If it is assessed at twenty.fve cents an acre
the assessment of other outlying Land
must be cor%respondingly reduced and
Cheyenne property will have to make up
the deficiency"
, 1887-06-22
AN L
The celebrated Lincoln Car Receiving
Repairs in Cheyenne.

A car painted in dull red and scarcely
as luxurious in its appointments as an old
fashioned caboose, is side tracked at the
Union Pacific shops undergoing repairs.
Its sides bear the legend: Union Pacific
02752 The car is of historic interest,
as In it President Lincoln's body was con-
veyed from Washington to Springfield,
Ill, in perhaps the most remarkable fu.
neral cortege in the history of the world.
The car was built early in 1861 by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company for the
government. 1t was subsequently bought
by the Union Pacific and sent to Omaha,
where a special shed was built for it, and
1t was placed at the disposal of the gov
directors of the road. Later it
was used as a passenger car on some of
the branch roads, and still later it served
as au eating car for construction hands in
Colorado.
The car is somewhat shorter than the
present standard length, and is built of
what are now considered quite ordinary
materials. An open platform of about
seven feet in length projects from one end,
such as is now seen in many private cars.
The opposite end is fitted up as a kitchen
and contained a stove, ice chest, lockers
and water cooler. The car is now being
renovated for use as an Office car on the
Cheyenne 4 Northern by Chief Engineer
Bannister and ]. J. Brown & Co.. the
general contractors.
, 1887-06-22

The above is a good picture of Madame
Janish, known in society as Countess
Arco. She is an Austrian by birth, and
was for several years leading lady at the
Imperial theater, Vienna, Her husband
tor a long time represented the Austrian
empire at the khedive's court in Egypt.
Janish has earned ar enviable reputation
as a dramatic artist, both in the United
States and Europe. She came to this
country about three years ago, playing in
all the leading cities in the East and
South, but making her first trip to the
coast this season. She opens Eere in
Camille at the Saturday matinee; pre-
sentink the Princess andrea at the even.
ing performance.
, 1887-06-22
A Railroad Accident.

James Reagan, who has for some time
been employed as a s%witchman in the
Union Pacific yards here, is now confined
to his room at the corner OF Seventeenth
and O'Neil streets from injuries received
yesterday morning while coupling cars.
An inquiry into the condition of the man
by a physician developed that Reagan's
collar bone is broken, his right shoulder
dislocated, breast crushed and several ribs
broken. At a late hour last night the
unfortunate victim of the accident was
resting quietly, but had not yet recov-
cred consciousness. Though terribly
bruised. he will in all probability recover.
, 1887-06-22

The bills OF z. s. Cook for 800 and the
Anheuser Brewing company for a S.
rebate on water tax were laid over.
Alderman Hunt moved that sidewalks
be laid on the north side of Twenty-6rst
street between Van Lehman and Pebrican
and on the east side of House street
from Twenty-frst to Twenty-third. Car
ried.
Alderman Keefe moved that a five foot
sidewalk be laid on the east side OF lot 8,
in block 263. Carried.
Alderman Maroney moved that a no
tice be published in the official paper to
the effect that the board of equalization
will meet next Tuesday to hear the com
plants of parties claiming to be wronged
by an advance in taxes. Carried.
1t was then moved and carried that the
city attorney be instructed to draft an
ordinance providing for the opening OF
Evans street.
After a short, informal discussion
concerning the laying of cross walks in
the business portion of the city, the coun-
Gil adjourned and Immediately resolved
itself into a board of equalization.
, 1887-06-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

HI Kelly has gone to the ranch.
DIR. D. L. RAIDER has gone to Douglas.
Charles +. Cofey is in from the range.
J. A. Fleming, Omaha. came in yes
terday.
W. W. Hinckley came up from Denver
last night.
Frank Meanea returned last evening
from Denver.
John Bright, the Laramie river ranch
man, is In town.
Mrs. Gibson Clark has returned from a
visit to Fort Collins
Mr.. Pache, the stock detective, has
returned from the West.
Willis Stanley is out West soliciting
orders for a Denver soap house.
VIM. D. McCague, the Omaha banker
and real estate dealer, is at the Inter
Ocean.
K. s. Pusey, of the firm of j. J.
Brown & Co., came in from Omaha last
evening.
Chief Justice Maginnis and Attorney
General COUNCILMAN visited Chalk Bluffs
yesterday.
The mother of NJ. J. Nichols. the tele-
graph operator, arrived from Towanda,
Pa. last night.
Mrs. Stevens, d cousin of Mrs. Doc
Terry, came in from San Francisco, via
Denver, last night.
A. A. Judges, formerly bookkeeper for
Rhodes Il Troxcll, passed through the
city last evening.
Messrs. Waterbury and Flynn, Hill
conductors, are trout fishing in the
Poudre, near Fort Collins.
Mr.. Adams, one of the original locat.
ors of the Copper King mine in the
Silver Crown district, is in town.
Will Visscher is now in st. Joe, Mo =,
where he is in editorial charge of the
GdzeHe. He went there from Omaha a
few days ago.
4. Z. Reznor, who has been engaged
in railroading here for the past seven
years, has gone to Portland, Ore, where
he will accept a fine situation with the
Oregon Railway and Navigation com
Dany. 70
j. ". Bruner will be located hereafter
at 1880 Curtis street, Denver, where he
will be happy to see all Wyoming friends.
HIS sign reads: u. w. Bruner, formerly
of Cheyenne, Wyo. Real estate and
general insurance.
Attorney j. R. Dixon, who was for.
merly associated with Judge Wright in
| gal business in this city, but who is now
the prosecuting attorney of Carbon coun-
ty, is in town. Mr.. Dixon is the only
attorney who ever succeeded in convict
ing a criminal of murder in the first de.
gree in that county.
7 Governor Moonlight and Judge Chas
f. Miller will start overland this morning
for johnson county. They take in Fort
Laramie first, then Lusk, Douglas and
Buffalo, where they attend the Fourth Of
July celebration. They will make a
pretty complete tour of that section of the
territory, and be absent more than a
month.
, 1887-06-22

Governor Moonlight Yesterday appoint
ed DR. j. Y. Cowhick trustee ofthe Wyo-
ming university at Laramie. vice ex Gov
ernor John w. Hoyt, who resigned to &C.
cert the presidency of the institution.
This will meet the unqualified approval OF
the hundreds of friends aud acquaintance
of DR.. Cowhick throughout the territory
The governor has issued notary public
commissions to Chas. NJ. White, of
Evanston, and Hon. John H. Symons, OF
Laramie Cifv
, 1887-06-22

Pat O'Brien, the well known passenger
conductor, was surrounded by a crowd Of
railroad men on his arrival from North
Platte last evening and informed that the
cigars were on him, ''How's that?" in.
quired Pat. why, there was a new
arrival at your house this morning; a fine
boy" responded T.. N. Shanks. Is that
sop said Mr.. O'Brien, Il had a pre-.
monition that | ought to have laid off this
trip. So long; I'll see you fellows later"
and Pat started for hone at a gait that
would have done credit to Maud S.
, 1887-06-22

WV. Reed, druggist, of Winchester.
Ind, writes: One OF my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartouia, Randolph
county, Ind, was a long sufferer with
CONSUMPTION, and was given up to die by
her physicians. She heard Of DR.. King 5
New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying it of me. In six months
time she walked to this town a distance of
six miles, and is 50 improved that she has
quit using it. She feels she owes her life
to it Free trial bottles at w. N. Hunts
drug store.